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The phrase "series of advertisements" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a sequence of ads that are all connected in some way. An example sentence might be: "The company launched a series of advertisements depicting the various features of their product."
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It has released a series of advertisements that are designed to pummel the president-in-waiting.
President Lyndon B. Johnson commissioned a series of advertisements savaging his Republican opponent, Barry Goldwater.
In Boston, Mr. Romney's advisers produced a series of advertisements taking on Mr. Huckabee.
Gourmet Burger Kitchen (GBK) has come under fire for a series of advertisements which vegans and vegetarians have branded "disgraceful".
In a series of advertisements, the gallery offered what it called a third option to owners of fine American antiques.
A series of advertisements will also run in teenage magazines, and Mr Fowler promised further phases in the campaign.
The shoes are only part of a wider collection of auto-inspired clothing and accessories, seen in a series of advertisements shot by the fashion photographer, Steven Meisel.
The federal government is behind a new series of advertisements intended to deter people from smoking or to spur them to quit.
Yet fewer and fewer Americans, it seems, are convinced of the claim, made in a series of advertisements by the Corn Refiners Associationn, an industry group.
A recent survey by The Baltimore Sun gave Mrs. Morella a slight edge after she ran a series of advertisements attacking her opponent.
It funded Taylor Swift's last tour documentary, bagging exclusive rights to it in the process, then enlisted Spotify's bête noire for a series of advertisements.
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